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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1915
Page
8
The March session closed sine die after conferring on the appropriation bill and key measures. Governor engaged with bills on taxes, exams, and education while confirming or denying appointments, and officials announced no immediate special session despite ongoing budget talks.
The azesian well at Servoss is now down 1100 feet with ample water, but surface flow is not yet established. Frank P. Moore and Mrs. Moore, prominent Arizona cattleman and his wife, left their Rucker Canyon home for California expositions but altered plans after relatives in San Francisco advised they could not attend. They chose to return home and allow use of their auto, leaving the car at Phoenix.
A mixed Arizona page reports a student fatality at the University of Arizona along with local incidents. It notes a railway shipment dispute raised by the Arizona Cattle Growers association, a transfer of Maria Hernandez back to Fort Grant, a lovers’ separation related to Rogers, a whirlwind medical trip for Walter LeKos after an arm injury, and a drought of alfalfa demand due to wild grass growth. It mentions J M Abbott attending to farm plantings, plans for President Wilson’s Arizona stop, and the death of Tucson businessman James M Jacobs.
From Thursday's Daily reports County Recorder Murphy recovering while daughter Mie Standiets moves forward with care. Meanwhile Deputy Recorder Jar dana handles desrogtate matters. Attorney Eugene Ives arrived from Taos on legal duties as Electric Proposition progresses in Tombstone. Sheriff Wheeler and Judge Fordrell return from distances, witnesses in the McChal case go home after a large turnout.
The report outlines ongoing arguments in the McCool cattle case with the defense threatening new evidence after the defense claims a delay. Quarantine issues, foot and mouth disease, and Mexican cattle are noted, along with local witnesses and court actions in Tombstone and surrounding towns.
For sale 000 feet of standard pipe ranging from percent y inch to two inches used fewer than 30 days. Apply John Towner in Naco Arizona.
Custis B Noble of four miles east of Tucson died last night after a tie game. He left a wife and two young sons ages four and six. Noble was a member of the pressman's union.
Jiv Shone accused of a crime called o rder y entered a guilty plea this morning. On motion by County Attorney Ross he received a suspended sentence during good behavior.
F E L Sharpinger and G C Steele pleaded guilty in the Constitutionalist Heroes at Naco case before Judge Lockwood and received suspended sentences. The court currently attends to the State v Thos Rule McKinney case with attention of Judge Miller and others, including KE Oglesby, James Barrett, John Kennedy, BF Fisher, M J Mayer and S P Moore.
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